Re: [PHP] Session output question

2003-10-22 Thread CPT John W. Holmes 
From: Susan Ator [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 1) Is there any way to print out active sessions names?

 I have $_SESSION['SID'], $_SESSION['uid'], $_SESSION['msg']
 can I output the literal strings:
 $_SESSION['SID']
 $_SESSION['uid']
 $_SESSION['msg']

$keys = array_keys($_SESSION);

 2) Is there any way to use a variable in a session name?

 can I do:
 $msg=20031022
 $_SESSION[$msg.name] becomes $_SESSION['20031022name']

Just like that or $_SESSION[$msg.'name']. Same rules as making a string
anywhere else; that's all you're doing.

---John Holmes...

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RE: [PHP] Session output question

2003-10-22 Thread Susan Ator 
Perfect. Thank you so much. That was exactly what I needed.

Susan

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From: Susan Ator [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 1) Is there any way to print out active sessions names?

 I have $_SESSION['SID'], $_SESSION['uid'], $_SESSION['msg']
 can I output the literal strings:
 $_SESSION['SID']
 $_SESSION['uid']
 $_SESSION['msg']

$keys = array_keys($_SESSION);

 2) Is there any way to use a variable in a session name?

 can I do:
 $msg=20031022
 $_SESSION[$msg.name] becomes $_SESSION['20031022name']

Just like that or $_SESSION[$msg.'name']. Same rules as making a string
anywhere else; that's all you're doing.

---John Holmes...

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Re: [PHP] Session output question

2003-10-22 Thread Curt Zirzow 
* Thus wrote Susan Ator ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
 
 2) Is there any way to use a variable in a session name?
 
   can I do:
   $msg=20031022
   $_SESSION[$msg.name] becomes $_SESSION['20031022name']

In this case the _SESSION key is 20031022.name. You'll want
something like:

  $_SESSION[{$msg}name] or
  $_SESSION[$msg.'name']


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